The Price Of Gas

[Freedomless]

When the price per barrel of oil was this low, the gas at the pumps sold for around $1.37 a gallon. Why is gas running around $2.00 a gallon? Could it be a last ditch effort to steal as much money from We The People before the economy crashes? The groups that have watched the prices at the pumps are not saying anything. Something is definitely is wrong here.

[iamfreeru2]

Originally Posted by Freedomless

When the price per barrel of oil was this low, the gas at the pumps sold for around $1.37 a gallon. Why is gas running around $2.00 a gallon? Could it be a last ditch effort to steal as much money from We The People before the economy crashes? The groups that have watched the prices at the pumps are not saying anything. Something is definitely is wrong here.

It has always been about redistribution of wealth. I remember back in 1974 when we had the first so-called gas crisis. The prices went from 25-30 cents per gallon to almost $1.00 per gallon and when the crisis was over the prices just kept going up. The same goes now. There is plenty of oil in Alaska that could supply us gas cheap and we would not have to rely on foreign oil. This whole thing is a sham.

As I stated on another post, it is all about corporate control of the masses... it is not the government that is directly responsible for the distress of the Nation, but rather, it is the corporate conglomerates (multibillion dollar enterprises) that have influenced congress to do their bidding. As long as we continue to suck the **** of the corporate beast, we will continue to be slaves to that beast... We must go against the corporations, in order to bring this madness to a halt.

Jerry.

[weishaupt1776]

Drop a diesel or buy a diesel vehicle. Make BioDiesel yourself.

burn the banks and corporations and don't worry about transportation. Live off the fat of the land,, go back to the way mother nature intended us to live.

Jerry.

[EnSabahNur]

Originally Posted by weishaupt1776

Drop a diesel or buy a diesel vehicle. Make BioDiesel yourself.

Something I have been looking into myself. What do you have for resource material?

[weishaupt1776]

http://forum.suijuris.net/showpost.p...3&postcount=16


type biodiesel in google - - you'll be amazed

[suijuris]

Has anyone considered that there may be an actual matter of supply and demand involved?

I recommend the documentary "The End Of Suburbia". I found it very informative.

If the information the the documentary was factual, North American oil production was predicted to peak in the early 70's by a guy in the oil industry that everyone ignored until hindsight revealed that he had actually been right on the money.

Of course folks were laughing at him during the early 70's because the North American oil production in those years was an all time high. What they forgot was that the output of oil works like a bell curve - a little at first, then as time passes it increases until it reaches an all time high (peaks) and then begins to decrease.

The same guy predicted that worldwide oil production should peak in the late 90's...

If they have their facts right, the growth of the American economy is dependent on the cheap, plentiful oil we have grown accustomed to, and that our current level of energy consumption is not sustainable.

Time will tell...

[scottinalaska]

It is true there is much oil up here. Within 60 miles of my place are a number of capped crude oil and natural gas wells discovered in the 70's.
In fact, HAARP is built on a rich area. And boy do they use electricity! They have supplemental generators since our private grid can't feed them enough.
Just some pieces of info, that's all.
Personally, extracting hydrogen from water is my game. I'll get it cheap enough and let you guys know when I do.
scott

[test]

Another article about Oil Reserves Increasing rather than decreasing:

http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig5/crispin8.html